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India's tallest waterfall, Kunchikal Falls, is a picturesque oasis, cascades nearly 1,500 feet

The world is full of magnificent waterfalls that will surely take your breath away. Kunchikal Falls is India’s highest waterfall, measuring 1,493 feet, according to The Times of India. This waterfall can be found in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, where many other magnificent waterfalls can also be found, including Jog Falls. The Facebook account,...

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Nevada men accused of damaging 140M-year-old rock formations

Two Nevada men accused of damaging rock formations estimated to be 140 million years old at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area back in April are facing charges and potential prison time. Wyatt Clifford Fain, 37, and Payden David Guy Cosper, 31, each face a federal indictment for one count of injury and depredation of...

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Michigan officials reel in record 125-pound prehistoric fish stretching 6-plus feet long

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR) announced a record catch while the agency was conducting its annual sturgeon survey. Fisheries staff were on Lake St. Clair capturing, gathering data about, tagging and releasing the fish. It was while conducting their research that they found a monstrous lake sturgeon, according to an MDNR post on...

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New Jersey woman charged after allegedly climbing into zoo's tiger enclosure, nearly getting bitten

A New Jersey woman has been charged after shocking video showed her entering a tiger closure at a south Jersey zoo last week, police said. The Bridgeton Police Department said 24-year-old Zyair J. Dennis of Millville was arrested and charged with defiant trespassing and two city ordinance violations associated with climbing fences within a zoo....

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Spiky creatures wash up on Texas beach, described as 'your worst nightmares’

A bearded, venomous creature has emerged on the beaches of Corpus Christi. Prickly fireworms, also called bristle worms, washed up along the Texas Gulf Coast and beachgoers are on high alert. The National Park Services (NPS) described the bristles as tiny, needle-like spikes, each one filled with venom, according to FOX Weather. ‘NO NEED TO...